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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
1
A chaotic editorial page details the public fall of a local mayoral contender as accusations and sensationalism spread. The piece condemns the spread of false reports and urges voters to seek truth and moral defense before casting ballots.
Fragmentary account recounts a government action, a protest, and disruptions involving officials including Hon Woreleow Wilson and Do Ih fo ee. loom of social tension, denied freedoms, and planned travel amid unsettled times.
The report suggests a national gathering on dry farming and a plan for a building funded for colored farmers. It emphasizes accessibility and education about soil, crops, and moisture, presenting the congress as a key opportunity for advancement for Black farmers and their communities.
Readable fragments describe an event titled Attractions Engaged for a local race. Despite transcription errors the piece mentions planning, participants, and scheduling notes, implying a community page item about a forthcoming race event with listed attractions and dates.
A fragmented notice outlines a racing program at the New State Fair in Muskogee from October 6 to 11 1945. It mentions carnival activities and dates including a mid week schedule with events and prizes though many details are unreadable.
A chaotic OCR reading describes a major bankruptcy sale at Harlow's store with emphasis on big discounts and the public auction atmosphere. It mentions prices, offerings, and notable sales claims amid a distressed retail event.
Fragmentary report cites patrol, racial tensions, and raids involving named figures, with garbled locations and events. Core facts are unreadable. no clear names or dates emerge from the text.
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